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<DIV>Sounds like an interrupt problem to me. In your BIOS turn off everything
relating to sound and usb, comm ports, onboard nic and etc. Then turn each
one on one at a time starting with the sound, if you want to go with the SBLive!
then of course leave the sound off.</DIV>
<DIV>Also run lspci to see if there are any conflicts.</DIV>
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<DIV>Jon<BR><BR>>>> senectus@gmail.com 1:21:39 pm 19/12/2005
>>><BR>I'm having some really debilitating audio problems on my Ubuntu
5.10<BR>PC since I swapped the main board and CPU out.<BR>The Pc used to have a
SBLive! installed but I decided to go with the<BR>onboard card (basically
AC97).<BR>Now my ESD locks up gnome, so then i thought I'd stick my SBLive!
back<BR>in it but now it locks up at the post screen, whatever slot I put
it<BR>into.<BR>If I put the SBLive! in another machine, no problems..<BR><BR>and
idea's guys?<BR><BR>--<BR>Ubuntu Breezy 5.10<BR> I will write on a huge
cement block "By accepting this brick through<BR>your window, you accept it as
it is and agree to my disclaimer of all<BR>warranties, express or implied, as
well as disclaimers of all<BR>liability, direct, indirect, consequential, or
incidental, that may<BR>arise from the installation of this brick into your
building." -
PJ<BR>Groklaw<BR>www.modmeup.net<BR>_______________________________________________<BR>PLUG
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